I was in the garden when they flew over my head, by the time I had the camera they had moved on a bit, the black spot on the right of the lamp post is another bunch far away already, but you can still see this lot.
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Been doing a bit of wildlife rescuing here lately.
1 bat (in daylight) escorted to outdoor safety from the kitchen.
1 frog and 1 toad fished out of water butt and released by the pond.
1 Moorhen chick released from Georgia's mouth and escorted to the pond.
The moorhens breed in our pond every year and, last year, produced four broods, a record for us. This year the poor things have had to contend with a mad spaniel and, lately, a huge digger making their home better for them (not sure they would agree but it had to be done ).
Not sure they are, officially, wildlife but we have a trio of Peacocks around the village. No one owns them as far as anyone can tell. Peacocks being the generic term as I think they are peahens from the brief glimpses I have had. They are not popular as they start "calling" at about 4am. They are feeding people's plants and leaving lots of manure as a thank you
I think your too near the coast up there, peddle down the Oder dam if you can find it and you'll get to me😁.
How long are you staying there?
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